justokdad

Just a dad trying to make sense of the world and two kiddos.

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@PawelHuryn This is already built-in functionality in Claude code. You can have it on by default with a single update of your startup command.

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All because I questioned the need for $zauth to have a token, which it doesn’t actually need. Tells you all you need to know about this scam.

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@byfloperillat I don't get the shelves pun. These are jars and marbles on your phone...

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@SatosheeshETH @undercoverwhale @Lovable @AikidoSecurity @zauthinc Yes, because I have no logical reason to buy it, and I have yet to hear any reason. If you want to present it as a ‘fan’ token or meme-like token and want to buy just because you like the token that’s fine, but don’t pretend it’s a true utility token with any actual value.

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@undercoverwhale @Lovable @AikidoSecurity @zauthinc My thesis stands. $ZAUTH still has little to no utility. The product doesn’t NEED the token. Customers can just buy credits.

Buybacks are not utility. Staking is not utility. Referral rewards are not utility.

It’s mostly a token-support loop built around the business.

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@undercoverwhale Maybe it’s a great product, but why does it need a token?

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@jxnlco i got you

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@mcuban We’ve all seen how well this works with similar scenarios like import tariffs. The providers definitely pay all the costs and definitely don’t pass it down to the consumer.

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@KeyboardMonkey3 @trading_axe @cobie I’d be willing to be big money (tens of dollars) that axe sold his x account. Definitely isn’t the same from last year.

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@Waterlooose @claudeai @SpaceX It was already up and running by spacex. Anthropic just renting/buying the compute power now.

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@_MaxBlade Summary:
How to start winning - install and use available tools to do some of your work.

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@claudeai How’s this different than using a security check/evaluation skill in Claude code?

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@BrianRoemmele @grok For basic tasks, agreed. But it does not compare favorably to Claude, or GPT when it comes to complex tasks that require reasoning or deep thinking, or development.

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@rawknuckle Great insights, really makes you think.

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Contractors lose thousands on bad bids every year. The fix is not working harder on estimates. It is knowing which jobs to walk away from. Margin analysis beats gut feel every time.

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Monday morning contractor tip: if you got 3 bids over the weekend, line them up side by side. Check which ones include permits, cleanup, and a payment schedule. The lowest number means nothing if half the scope is missing.

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The cheapest contractor bid is usually just the least detailed one. If permits, allowances, cleanup, and change-order rules are vague, the price is fiction. Compare scope first, total second. https://t.co/pg7V6yY4gL

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Contractor bids hide risk in the gaps. The lowest number can still be the worst deal if scope, allowances, and exclusions are vague. Homeowners should compare line by line before signing. https://t.co/YB3Arq1roV

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Most contractor bids look detailed until you compare them side by side. Missing scope, vague allowances, and cleanup exclusions are where people get burned. Before you sign anything, make each bid answer the same exact scope. https://t.co/hBzmKJLhtd